Sentence examples for choice public from inspiring English sources

School choice; public, private, or religious.

Her decision to make her choice public is bold and brave and admirable.

You call historically black colleges and universities "pioneers" of "school choice". Public outcry ensues.

Mr Putin is unlikely to make his choice public, for example by choosing a new prime minister, until next year.

The committee keeps the names of nominees secret for 50 years, but those making nominations often make their choice public.

It is not known why he has now decided to make his choice public after declining to reveal his favourite for the job a week ago.

Booker began a still warm relationship with those who are proponents of school reform, school choice, public-private development partnerships and the like.

It is not just a lifestyle choice: public-sector workers' "London allowances" are no longer sufficient, says Alan Manning of the London School of Economics.As people move out of the capital, earning smaller amounts and spending even less, this will hit the country's GDP.

When the Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 to uphold the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act this spring, the ambivalently pro-choice public was largely quiescent, believing, as Congress had previously ruled, that the procedure was "gruesome and inhuman," medically unnecessary, highly controversial in the medical community and so rare as to be little missed.

Policy choices, public and private awareness, and investments can have a great influence in the process (Porter et al., 2004; Ghadar et al., 2012).

Without choice, a public agency holding a public school accountable will quickly resemble one blind man leading another.